Folding Sunday - NYC, USA: Museum of Natural History
Happy Holidays: The December meeting regularly scheduled for December 24, the
fourth Sunday, has been canceled, so there will be no meeting that month.
Any OrigamiUSA members in or visiting the New York City area on the 4th Sunday
of
Folding Sunday - NYC, USA: Museum of Natural History
Any OrigamiUSA members in or visiting the New York City area on the 4th Sunday
of each month are welcome to join our monthly folding meetings at the American
Museum of Natural History from 1:00 to 4:00 PM. Origami Sunday will be held
thi
I found this on the Japan Times website.
Nagoya teen brings 100 paper insects to life at an art exhibit
https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2017/09/18/national/nagoya-teen-brings-100-paper-insects-life-art-exhibit/?utm_source=Daily+News+Updates&utm_campaign=1eb9aedc5b-Tuesday_email_updates19
Folding Sunday - NYC, USA: Museum of Natural History
Note: We had been scheduled to be in the Rose Center Classrooms. The Museum had
to change us to Room 319. So our meeting will be held in Room 319.
Any OrigamiUSA members in or visiting the New York City area on the 4th Sunday
of each m
I just found this story on the BBC. I do not think that anyone as posted the
link
James Webb: Telescope's giant origami shield takes shape
By Jonathan Amos
BBC Science Correspondent
9 August 2017
http://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-40878960
Folding Sunday - NYC, USA: Museum of Natural History
Any OrigamiUSA members in or visiting the New York City area on the 4th Sunday
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thi
I know the model that Michael was demonstrating. I first learned it at the BOS
30th anniversary convention. The model is Sanny's Zoomerang by Sanny Ang.
Claire Chamberlin is tentatively scheduled to teach it on Saturday afternoon at
this years BOS 50th Convention.
Sorry, I do not know where t
I just got the new one from a friend and saw the link for the old one.
The old one does not credit the creator of the models - only the fold...
New
Les adorables papertoys créatifs d’Haruki Nakamura
BY GOLEM13
Twitter : @Golem_13 | 29 juin 2017
http://golem13.fr/haruki-nakamura/
Old
You are correct that the Large Folding at the OUSA conventions have used Photo
Backdrop Paper which is heavy. Large folding is physically demanding on the
folder. Some large models need extra internal support to stay upright - as the
paper will not hold up its own weight.
Origami USA the Sour
Folding Sunday - NYC, USA: Museum of Natural History
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As Belle pointed out The Cable TV station is showing the Australian movie
"Paper Planes" (2014) about an Australian boy who wants to enter the World
Paper Airplane contest in Tokyo. She gave dates and times for the Philadelphia
area showings.
I check my Showtime On Demand and the movie is a
Just a quick notice about the coming exhibition to the Allentown Art Museum.
Some members of my local group will be teaching on the first Sunday of each
month during the show ” March 5, April 4, and May 7. Mark Kennedy
Above the Fold: New Expressions in Origami
http://www.allentownartmuseu
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I first saw this model in Alice Grey's office on the third floor of the Museum
of Natural History in the mid-to-late 80's. David Brill was demonstrating the
model with a sheet of cigarette paper. He walked around the room at a brisk
pace with the paper twirling around.
I never had the cigare
Folding Sunday - NYC, USA: Museum of Natural History
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I saw this on the Japan Times website
The ‘washi’ paper trail: from the tree to its many purposes
Japan Times
by Stephen Mansfield
Special To The Japan Times
Jan 7, 2017
http://www.japantimes.co.jp/life/2017/01/07/travel/washi-paper-trail-tree-many-purposes/?utm_source=Daily+News+Updates&
Anna and Boaz, thanks that is the correct link.
https://youtu.be/xoxZP9zvHJ0
Mark
In following links in one of the stories in the last few days, I ran across a
blog with a video of the 20th Cali Origami Convention. I was not able to open
it to full screen on the blog. I have not been able to find the video on You
Tube. Can anyone direct me to the You Tube Version?
Thank
Meenakshi Mukerji: I had a fabulous time at Origami Mexico 2016 at Mexico City
last month! Enchanting city, warmhearted people, fabulous food and awesome
folders - I couldn't ask for more! Being there during the Day of the Dead
festivities was an added bonus. If anybody is contemplating goin
As Meenakshi suggested
For penance, could somebody design more donkeys? There are so many origami
elephants but only a few donkeys. This deficiencies should be corrected.
We have enjoyed folding the Hillary-i ous models.
Mark Kennedy
The original diagrams for the Mosaic by Kawate had five layers - not four as in
the picture. Four is considered to be an unlucky number in Japan. Four is an
easier model to make.
I believe that the diagrams are found in NOA 12 in 2000.
Mark Kennedy
The model is called Mosaic by Akiko Yaminashi. The diagrams are in an old NOA
magazine.
Mark Kennedy
Sy,
After looking at your link: https://goo.gl/MovDzY
The first pink box on the left looks to be the same as the Dibs Box.
Now the question is where did Belle learn the model?
Is this another case of simultaneous creation by two or perhaps three creators?
Who came first?
Curiou
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I was looking at the Origami USA website for information on Origami for
Children. I was surprised to see that there are photo galleries of the past 4
year winners. It is well worth the look at these models by young folders.
To submit an entry, you must be 18 or younger as of the submission de
I just saw this story from yesterdays Japan Times. I am not sure if the story
has been reported earlier from other sources. It sounded a bit familiar...
Tiny, biodegradable ‘origami robots’ could expel swallowed objects, patch
wounds, deliver drugs
Japan Times
Jul 20, 2016
http://www.jap
A little bit back, I got a copy of the MFPP convention book for 2016. There
were a number of great models in it.
I saw a model in it called Hare Sitting by Barth Dunkan. I liked folding it. I
showed a finished model to a 4 year old and he said that it looked like a
rabbit with diapers. I have
Folding Sunday - NYC, USA: Museum of Natural History
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I have looked on this feature like the take a penny/leave a penny at many
stores.
There have been constant comments on the various lists, on what do I do with my
excess origami models. This is your perfect chance to get rid of those excess
models and for them to find a good home. Your throw a
A friend turned me on to these movie trailers. It is an animation film with
what looks like lots of Origami Inspired creatures. Mark Kennedy
KUBO AND THE TWO STRINGS - Official Trailer [HD] - In Theaters August 2016
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p4-6qJzeb3A
Kubo and the Two Strings Officia
I just saw this article on the Japan Times website. I had been surprised that
Obama only folded 4 cranes since I had heard that the number 4 is considered
unlucky by the Japanese. This is because 4 sounds like death in Japanese.
I am curious who taught him how to fold the cranes. There are pic
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While searching for other reasons, I came across another website with T images
of origami models know to me. Some of the other images, I found questionable.
What should be the standard of notification?
The last time there were two creatures works which were uncredited, and
manufactured with
I have heard back from one of the two artist who's work appears on Café Press's
Products. He will be contacting them in regards to the copyright violations.
On a secondary note: What has happened to the Origami Database? It has not
functioned in a few weeks. Is it going to return or be posted
I was looking at Origami T shirts at Café Press. I had been given one of their
shirts but it has got a stain on it. As I was browsing through the website I
saw T-shirts with the diagrams on them and photos of Origami models. A few of
them I suspect are copyright violations - there was no credi
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While going through the BBC website, I saw an article that could be relevant to
the tessellation folders. They accomplish their missions with cutting but the
patterns reminded me of the tessellation folds that I have seen.
Mark Kennedy
Islamic art inspires stretchy, switchable materials
Folding Sunday - NYC, USA: Museum of Natural History
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A friend of mine shared a link to a movie coming out in August 2016. It is
animation with a good voice cast. It has a anime feel to it. The import thing
is that there are a number of Origami figures featured in a few of the clips in
the trailers. There are two other trailers that do not have
It is Glen Spaden's dollar variation of Carmen Sprung's Fanziska's Star. It is
made from four bills.
He taught it at a PCOC many years ago (2010?)
Mark
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As with all of you, friends send you links to origami stories and sightings. I
got two stories from a friend when I got home from Jury Duty today. I had to
share.
Mark
Range Rover drives over a bridge made of PAPER
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-3324509/The-origami-cross
Correction: the December 27 Folding Sunday is scheduled for the Rose Center
Classroom. The School Lunchroom were not available.
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My wife learned about this at work. It is a cute song.
There are lots of Origami photos behind the lyrics - none of them are credited.
Ani DiFranco "Origami" lyrics
https://youtu.be/ODuD4bXCoYM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ODuD4bXCoYM&feature=youtu.be
Hope you enjoy it.
Mark Kenned
There are origami models that look the same put their underlying construction
is different. Is this a new model or an "inspired by" model. Can the creator
claim credit? Is this a case of simultaneous creation or imitation? Would that
make a difference?
not to start the very old copyright di
I prefer spray glue to the methycellulose- white glue comb ination. I find it
quicker and easier.
I have taken classes with Michael Verry and Kathy Stevick to check out the
alternative method.
You have to be very careful in doing two sided tissue foil with the MC-White
glue method or let it
I have an old site that hasn't been updated in a long time. I did a quick check
of the listings for Japan. I was not there since 2001. I have listed my
favorites below the links.
Origami KOMA has wholesale packs of 10 - very good prices. From my limited
knowledge: Japanese retail prices are
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Folding Sunday - NYC, USA: Museum of Natural History
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While Arlene and I were attending the Israeli Origami Convention - OASIS, we
learned from Paul Jackson about a traveling origami exhibition. It will be near
us in Allentown in 2017.
In the meantime, I got a list of sites and dates where it can be seen from
Robert Lang's Site. It is already
I have been invited to be one of the two guest of honor at the 4th
International Origami Convention along with Jeannine Mosely. The convention
will be November 13, 14, 15. I just got a link to their bog. They are asking
for submissions for their convention book.
The announcement of the Or
I check some Origami references on the Japan Times Website...
Design that sounds good and looks even better on paper
by Mio Yamada
Jul 4, 2015
http://www.japantimes.co.jp/life/2015/07/04/style/design-sounds-good-looks-even-better-paper/#.Vd3qHpqmCic
three quick stories on paper products
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Origami Sunday will be held this Sunday (August 23, 2015) in Children's
Lunchrooms in the basement of the Museum of Natural History. This is the room
reserved for the fourth Sunday meetings until the end of
I got this link from a friend. It might be interesting for a paper review
BBC: How to save trees? Make paper from stone
11 August 2015 Last updated at 03:03 BST
http://www.bbc.com/news/business-33858383
Imagine being able to make paper - without cutting down a single tree. Well, a
Ta
I thought that this is another good story of Origami in DNA research
Better method for building with DNA
By Jonathan Webb
Science reporter, BBC News
http://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-33628183
Also in Me, Earl and the Dying Girl there is a shot of Traditional Origami
Thai Flowe
Folding Sunday - NYC, USA: Museum of Natural History
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Origami Sunday will be held this Sunday (July 26, 2015) in Children's
Lunchrooms in the basement of the Museum of Natural History. This is the room
reserved for the fourth Sunday meetings until the end of t
Over dinner we were wondering which came first: the airplane or the paper
airplane?
Most of us folded a few paper airplanes before we learned about origami. But we
know about the Wright Brothers making their air planes - but were paper
airplanes being made before their first flight?
Mark
I am still recovering from the OUSA Convention - but here is another chance to
fold with others. With the change of dates of the Convention - we now have a
Folding Sunday in June...
Folding Sunday - NYC, USA: Museum of Natural History
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Origami Sunday will be
IT looks like a Tomoko Fuse model - Open Frame. It was last published in her
big book Unit Origami. I like the second version better.
Going to the "OUSA C onvention tomorrow. I hope to see lots of you.
Mark
Gay Merril Gross has seen my post on the pipe cleaner flower. She did not see
the original posting.
>From Gay:
I’m not sure what your original question was but my version of the story is
different.
In 1976, the teachers’ program in Israel I was part of, was temporarily housed
in the N
I learned in 1960 as waterbomb. I have see it called paper balloon, too. I
remember seeing billed as a container for fireflies - with clear paper. There
was a story about Japanese children putting flies in them so that their buzzing
would cause the paper to make noise.
When I was in 7th gr
I learned that flower from Becky Berman who ran the origami group in Teaneck,
NJ. She learned it from Anna Lee Culp - a long time friend of Lillian
Oppenhiemers. She claimed that she learned it from Becky Berman.
Rosaly Evnine, Lillia's daughter, learned it from the Arab (Egyptian) doorman
I think that the sand paper idea for smoothing the rough edges sounds like a
solution. I have only seen a few 3D printer objects - mostly earrings and
pedants.
I like this idea of custom bone folders. I have a good size collection of
various bone folders. I still have the first bone folder t
Just saw this story on the BBC. It is a standard story of Sadako...
Hiroshima memorial ceremony will include Belfast origami sculptures
By Audrey Watson
BBC News NI
May 21, 2015
http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-northern-ireland-32810705
Origami birds from Belfast will be included in the Hiros
Folding Sunday - NYC, USA: Museum of Natural History
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Origami Sunday will be held this Sunday (May 24, 2015 ) in Children's
Lunchrooms in the basement of the Museum of Natural History. This is the room
reserved for the fourth Sunday meetings until the end of th
I just found out about an Oregon Public Broadcasting story about Janessa Munt
from last April 1. I have meet her at many conventions. She has taught at most
of them - if not all of them. I have admired her works since I first saw them.
If you are not familiar with her folds, I am glad to introd
Many years ago, the initial Regional Groups wrote about their experiences in
forming and running regional groups. The link to this report (PDF) is at the
bottom of the Page on Resources: Local and International Origami Groups:
https://origamiusa.org/groups
Members planning to form a group ma
I had a friend ask me what is the Future of Origami? I have seen lots of
changes since I bought my first origami book in 1960 - the models were glued in
the book. By the late 1960's Randlett had published his books and the models
started to get more complicated. In 1972, I bought my first Montr
>I would most definitely *not* recommend changing the mixture ratio
>(unless you use a resin specifically designed for this). This will
>result in uncured components, which in general are not really healthy
>(the smell says it all).
I have been using this technique for about 25 years. I have
I have been hardening models as pins and magnets for years. I have used the two
part Epoxy Resins - but I do not follow the package instructions. Instead of
mixing equal parts of the two components, I had a third equal part of lacquer
thinner. That extends my working time from 20 minutes to tw
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I got these from Friends. They are a bit of a stretch for Origami. It is
beginning to seem Like putting origami in the name is "cool." A new work for
Buzz Word Bingo.
Soarigami
Soarigami is a clip-on, origami-style plastic divider that looks very much like
a paper airplane and acts lik
Back in 2001, I had attended an NOA and a JOAS convention. After the JOAS
convention, Yamaguchi-san had organized a bus trip to tour the country side.
The first stop was a village where they made handmade paper. The Japan Times
had a story about such a site getting UNESCO Heritage designation.
Final Corrected Date: Origami Sunday will be held this Sunday (November 23,
2014)
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Corrected Date: Origami Sunday will be held this Sunday (November 24, 2014)
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Anna, I do not know about the European version of Amazon but the US version has
a BOS publication printed on demand: Notes on the History of Origami Paperback
– by John Smith (Author)
John Smith unfolds history, drawing upon the origins of paper making to
historical links across the globe, in
Just home from Boston, I have not looked at e-mails so if this is a repeat
sorry.
I just thought that I should share this story. I got quoted and mentioned more
than I expected.
It looks better on-line, the hardcopy was only in Black and White.
Mark
Boston Globe: OrigaMIT draws young, old
First off, I had not folded the your Day of the Dead Skull. I was teaching
another model at the time. I was able to see some of the opening folds and the
finished model. There is no similarity in the folding sequence. Your model has
an nose hole which Momotani only suggests.
You can find Mom
First off, I should note that I first learned origami from Video - well TV.
Before PBS, there was the National Educational Television (NET). In November
1960, the Chicago NET station ran an eight week half hour show on making
origami. Real low budget but effective. They had two cameras, medium
I was wondering if other people had a preference between diagrams or video
instructions?
A former member of our local origami group returned home to perform klezmer
music today from his junior year at college . Over lunch, we both agreed we
preferred diagrams to videos because most video's we
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World Origami Days is approaching (October 24 to November 11)
https://origamiusa.org/wod
Any OrigamiUSA members in or visiting the New York City area on the 4th Sunday
of each month are welcome to join our
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A friend sent me this link to a cartoonist site. It mixes origami and
publishers rejections.
Two Guys and Guy - Beauty of Failure http://www.twogag.com/archives/2935
Enjoy,
Mark
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I had been away on vacation and a friend sent me this link. I read other comics
on this site.
I hope that you all enjoy it. It is a bit dated (July 18, 2014). I had to wait
to post it until I was that no body else had posted the link.
Mark Kennedy
WuMo by Wulff & Morgenthaler
July 1
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This year there are five weekends in June, that means that there will be an
Origami Sunday this next Sunday. This will give you a chance to hone up your
skills before the main event. The standard announcement will follow.
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I saw this in our morning paper on Friday in a Reuter's Story . I just got
around to Googling it so I could share the links. The first story is almost
identical to my paper's story. There are additional photos and short videos.
The 10th Annual Cheap Chic Weddings Toilet Paper Wedding Dress Co
After retuning home from the MFPP convention in France last night, I got these
links from an SF Friend.
The first is story on the Origami Exhibition at Cooper's Union. IT can be
viewed during the OUSA Convention.
The second is a story of the Origami Nerds at MIT celebrating Thanksgiving
I have gotten these off some private e-mails referrals. I think that the
Geometric Currency Sculptures are standard origami models - some I can credit
to specific folders, some are traditional - there are no credits given - I
think that there are copy right issues. The first picture is Tom Hul
I got this from a friend. It seems to be a simple idea from a hexagon.
Hopefully, there is enough text to accompany the link to avoid moderation...
Origami-like mini-greenhouse lets urbanites grow their own microgreens
Gizmag
By Angus MacKenzie
May 22, 2014
http://www.gizmag.co
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It is in some ways a standard article...
Difference Maker: Sue DiCicco helps children make and share peace cranes
The Peace Crane Project is an invitation to kids everywhere to write a poem or
message – or draw or paint a picture – of peace. Then they fold it into an
origami crane and f
This video is full of the F-bomb. I found it mildly funny and can see the truth
in it.
Pesci Origami
Uploaded on Aug 11, 2010
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JXfGBI51xmo
Join Joe Pesci on his new day time TV show!
In this episode, he introduces us to the oriental art of Origami.
Mark Ke
When I was still working, and made microwave popcorn, I need a way to share it
with coworkers who are sitting at their desks. I made the traditional magazine
cover boxes so everyone could have a serving at their desks.
I use to carry 4 inch paper and fold a simple flapping bird or butterfly fo
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